Leo Anibaldi – Muta
10 August, 2011
CD, ACV, 1993
Italian technohead Leo Anibaldi inhabited the grey interzone between deep acid techno and the burgeoning (early 90s) dark ambient scene that was really just good old industrial music with the beats removed. Some of this stuff has distinct echoes of earlier industrial glories such as SPK’s Leichenshrei, only, y’know, with beats. Eerie yet toe-tapping, what’s not to like?
He made a couple of albums for ACV, of which this is the second after Cannibald, and then Void for the mighty Rephlex label. There’s a useful collection from these called (with some hyperbole) Classics ’90-95 knocking around, and Anibaldi returned to public view with a download album last year called 2000 Cuts. You should buy it.
01. Part 1 (6:10)
02. Part 2 (10:59)
03. Part 3 (6:36)
04. Part 4 (6:20)
05. Part 5 (5:21)
06. Part 6 (5:21)
07. Part 7 (7:24)
08. Part 8 (5:03)
09. Part 9 (7:47)
ohh yea!